Aesthetics
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Uzarashvili L.M. —
The concept of plasticity in the philosophy of Catherine Malabou: take, give and break the form
// Philosophical Thought.
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DOI: 10.25136/2409-8728.2021.2.35061 URL: https://en. nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=35061
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Review:
The object of this research is the concept of plasticity. The subject of this research concept of plasticity proposed by the French philosopher Catherine Malabou. The author examines the genealogy of the concept of plasticity, which includes the developments of the ancient philosophers Goethe and Hegel. Catherine Malabou based her system on the Hegelian conceptualization of plasticity. The author reviews several types of plasticity offered by Catherine Malabou, among which is neuroplasticity and destructive plasticity. Special attention is given to discrepancies between the concepts of “plasticity” and “flexibility”. The scientific novelty of this work lies in the analysis of novel approaches towards understanding the interrelation between philosophy and biology in the area of representations on human. The author notes that plasticity is the modern materialistic paradigm for understanding human from the perspective of the currently relevant philosophical direction of posthumanism. The following conclusions are formulated: plasticity indicates that nothing in the world can be set once and for all; plasticity has considerable hermeneutical potential due to its own flexibility and variability; plasticity is a productive way of posthumanistic representations on human due to its anti-essentialist orientation.
Keywords:
anti-essentialism, neurophilosophy, destructive plasticity, neomaterialism, Catherine Malabou, posthuman, neuroplasticity, plasticity, plastic human, flexibility
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Philosophy of technology
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Bylieva D.S., Lobatyuk V.V. —
// Philosophical Thought.
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DOI: 10.25136/2409-8728.2021.2.35169 URL: https://en. nbpublish.com/library_read_article.php?id=35169
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Keywords:
Covid19, digitalization, pandemic, coronavirus, information and communication technologies, digital control, bioinformation system, information, technologies, infodemia
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